RITA plant reactor in France

RITA plant reactor in France

It is a temporary immersion container used for in vitro cultivation of plants, which can increase yield compared to cultivation on semi-solid media.

This simple and easy-to-use RITA submerged bioreactor system intermittently infiltrates plant cultures into the culture medium, providing nutrients and oxygen to the plant cultures. The 0.9L container is used to maintain the culture in a sieve tray or reactor. Pump low-pressure sterile filtered air into the culture chamber, forcing the liquid culture medium to rise and soak the culture.

Air flow provides oxygen to the culture medium and stirs the medium. When the air flow is turned off, the pressure drops and the culture medium returns to the bottom of the container. All components are sterilized under high pressure and reusable.

Using manifolds and solenoid valves, one air pump can automatically operate multiple containers. We do not provide manifolds, air pumps, inlet and outlet filters.

Compared with culture on gel medium, RITA temporary infiltration system for in vitro plant culture ensures higher yield.

Simple plant and culture medium treatment

Improving nutrition: During the infiltration process, plants maintain close contact with the culture medium

When not immersed, plants are covered by a capillary membrane (polysulfone)

Significant reduction in suffocation

Each infiltration can completely update the cultivation environment

Control the process of plant morphological changes by modifying the frequency and duration of infiltration

The aperture of the two inlet and outlet filters is 1 μ m, with a diameter of 37mm

The RITA system has achieved success in micro cutting coffee trees, rubber trees, banana trees, and many other plants.

For 30 years, it has been spreading in research centers, universities, and private companies around the world.

RITA plant reactor in France